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A senior U.S. Treasury official said the G20 finance ministers’ meeting will focus on stronger economic growth and reducing global imbalances.Sources say Israel launched an attack on the outskirts of Damascus, the Syrian capital.According to Tasnim News Agency: Multiple explosions have occurred in the Syrian capital.On August 28th, in response to US President Trumps executive order signed on the afternoon of August 27th, renaming Lake Ontario on the US-Canada border as "Lake of the United States," Canadian Prime Minister Carney posted on social media, stating, "The name Lake Ontario has been around for over 400 years, predating the formation of the Canadian Confederation and the publication of the US Declaration of Independence. We know that the United States is changing. Their trade relations, foreign policy, national monuments, and even the names of their various bodies of water (hydrological names). And Canadians know, respecting reality, that its name is Lake Ontario—it was, it is, and it always will be."August 28th - According to foreign media reports, court documents and related footage suggest that media mogul Rupert Murdochs long-held desire to reunite Fox and News Corp. may become a reality through a potential merger. Discussions about a possible renewed merger have surfaced in recent weeks as court documents related to a family succession dispute that began in 2023 were unsealed and testimony from a lawyer was disclosed. It is understood that in 2022, Rupert Murdoch, then chairman of both Fox and News Corp., began expressing interest in reuniting the two companies less than a decade after splitting them. Murdoch drafted a letter to the boards of both companies stating that the family trust would not "support any other sale, merger, or similar transaction involving companies other than these two." When representatives of Murdochs daughter, Elizabeth, questioned the restructuring, Murdoch immediately threatened via text message: "I will force it if necessary." The merger failed due to investor opposition, but court proceedings in June suggest Murdoch may try again. At a hearing on whether court testimony should be made public, Lachlan Murdochs lawyers argued that any discussions related to the merger should be kept confidential or deleted because "this could still happen in the future and open a new chapter."
